Welcome to the Corporate Video Library, an exclusive resource for our valued Corporate Partners. This comprehensive library will house recordings of all our previous webinars designed specifically for Corporate Partners, providing you with unparalleled access to expert-led insights and industry best practice – all at your fingertips. With the Corporate Video Library, you can revisit key takeaways, deepen your understanding of crucial topics, and ensure your entire team is equipped with the latest knowledge to excel in environmental sustainability.
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Webinar Overview
Join ISEP for a deep-dive into the key announcements from the UK’s Autumn Budget and what they mean for the sustainability agenda going forward. Signe Norberg, Director of Policy and Public Affairs, will examine the major headlines and analyse how decisions taken within the Budget will shape tax, borrowing, spending, and the wider political landscape for the year ahead. This session will help attendees understand the implications of the Autumn Budget for sustainability policy, organisational planning, and strategic decision-making.
Relevant ISEP Competency: 4. Policy and Legislation
This webinar is primarily focused on understanding government policy decisions, budgetary measures, and their implications for sustainability.
What People Will Learn – Key Learning Outcomes
A clear understanding of the major sustainability-related announcements within the Autumn Budget.
Insight into how budget decisions influence national policy direction, regulatory priorities, and future government commitments.
An ability to interpret the political and economic context underpinning the Budget and what this means for sustainability professionals.
Awareness of emerging risks and opportunities for organisations and sectors affected by fiscal and policy changes.
Practical knowledge to help translate Budget outcomes into strategic or operational responses within their own organisations.
What Benefits They Will Gain – How This Webinar Supports Professional Practice
Improved policy literacy: Attendees will be better equipped to navigate and interpret government policy cycles and fiscal announcements.
Strategic foresight: Understanding how Budget decisions shape the year ahead enables professionals to anticipate changes, adapt strategies, and support informed decision-making.
Enhanced organisational influence: Attendees will gain insights they can use to brief colleagues, guide leadership conversations, or support advocacy and governance activities.
Stronger ability to assess risk and opportunity: By exploring the sustainability implications of the Budget, professionals can identify areas for proactive action or organisational resilience-building.
Greater confidence in engaging with policy discussions: The session helps participants speak with authority on budget and public policy developments relevant to sustainability.
Join us this autumn for a high-level panel session featuring senior leaders from ISEP. This exclusive “Educate & Elevate” webinar offers corporate partners direct insight into ISEP’s strategic direction, evolving priorities, and growing impact following its recent rebrand.
Our panel—ISEP CEO Sarah Mukherjee MBE, Deputy Chief Executive Martin Baxter, and Executive Director of Marketing & Strategy Toby Shaw, with Jo Watson, Head of Corporate Partnerships, as Chair—will share boardroom perspectives on current sector challenges, opportunities for collaboration, and the global context shaping our work. Key themes include green skills, international expansion, and sector capability.
This session is an ideal opportunity for partner organisations to hear firsthand how ISEP is positioning itself for long-term impact and how executive-level collaboration can unlock greater value. Executive directors and senior stakeholders are particularly encouraged to attend. Participants can submit questions in advance to help shape a focused and practical discussion.
Relevant IEMA Competency:
12. Delivering Sustainable Solutions - This webinar highlights how strategic leadership and collaboration drive sustainable impact, aligned with practical delivery of sustainability initiatives across sectors.
What People Will Learn – Key Learning Outcomes:
Understand the strategic direction and impact priorities of ISEP post-rebrand.
Gain insight into how leading organisations are addressing green skills development.
Learn about emerging common challenges and opportunities from partner engagement to board-level perspectives.
What Benefits You Will Gain:
Enhance your ability to engage with and influence sustainability strategy at the executive level.
Strengthen your network by connecting with peers and senior leaders focused on sustainability leadership and innovation.
Equip yourself with knowledge to better support emloyees with green skills, and sustainability initiatives within your organisation.
This session will explore the intersection of public duties and powers, corporate responsibility, environmental justice, and sustainability law. It will highlight the ethical imperatives and legal obligations public bodies and private firms face in addressing environmental impacts and promoting sustainability, with a focus on the net zero transition.
Participants will learn about the role of governance in driving environmental justice, why and how to implement effective sustainability initiatives.
This session will be facilitated by Nina Pindham. Nina is Chair of UKELA and a barrister at Cornerstone Barristers specialising in environmental and planning law. As an undergraduate she studied environmental science and her undergraduate thesis research, a water quality assessment of three economically important rivers, was published and led to revised government policy. At the Bar she has appeared as junior counsel in a number of leading environmental law claims, including Finch v Surrey County Council and the successful challenges to the UK Government’s Carbon Budget Delivery Plan and Net Zero Strategy. She has also appeared before the United Nations and Inter-American Court of Human Rights. She is ranked as a Tier 1 barrister in the Legal 500, a leading junior in Chambers and Partners, and has featured in The Planner’s Women of Influence list and the ENDS Power List of the most influential environmental professionals: “she is one of, if not the, leader in her field”. She was awarded a Global Leadership Award during COP27.
Panel Members:
Relevant IEMA Competency: 4. Policy and Legislation
Aims of Seminar:
Relevant IEMA Competency: 04. Policy, Regulation and Legislation
The reporting landscape can be complex. Different regulations, disclosure frameworks, and procurement requirements often overlap, creating duplication and uncertainty. Join us for the launch of this practical tool, created to help suppliers and sustainability professionals navigate complex reporting obligations and prepare for future procurement expectations.
Designed as a practical, easy-to-use reference. Hear directly from the experts who developed the guidance and discover how it can simplify requirements, streamline compliance, and strengthen your organisation’s sustainability journey.
What to expect
Don’t miss this opportunity to simplify your reporting journey, strengthen your organisation’s readiness for the future, and contribute to shaping the next wave of support and best practice in sustainability reporting.
In this talk, we’ll explore the powerful intersection between sustainability and inclusivity. These are two principles that, together, shape a more equitable and prosperous world. From global climate justice to local community wellbeing, we'll unpack how sustainability efforts that don't centre inclusivity risk reinforcing the very inequalities they aim to solve.
What does a truly inclusive green future look like? Through the lens of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, we'll examine how inclusive practices are essential for meaningful, lasting change. Whether we're designing greener campuses, shaping policy, or educating the next generation. This talk invites you to reimagine sustainability not as a separate agenda, but as a shared, inclusive commitment, one where everyone has a voice, and everyone has a role to play.
Relevant ISEP competency: Analytical Thinking (7) & Leadership for Change (13)
This session most closely aligns with Leadership for Change and Analytical thinking as it will explore the depths of how EDI and Sustainability are co-dependant for a Sustainable future.
This session with be facilitated by Ashlea Mallett, Head of Sustainability & Campus Services at University College Birmingham & Maddie Booth, Learning & Development Specialist.
ISEP Members and DWP - Working Together
Today, we’ll be joined by colleagues from the Department of Work & Pensions (DWP), a UK government agency.
They will be giving you a closer look at who they are at DWP, what they do, and how they are evolving to better support employers.
Jackie O'Meara will cover:
Relevant ISEP competency: Policy, Legislation & Regulation
In this webinar, Toby Shaw, Executive Director - Marketing and Strategy and Stuart Brennan Director of Communications will share the thinking and vision behind the transformation from IEMA to ISEP—highlighting how the rebrand aligns with the future of sustainability and environmental practice on a global scale.
The session will also include Laila Takeh FISEP, strategy and sustainability advisor, exploring the key findings from the State of the Sustainability Profession Report 2025, offering data-driven insight into how roles, structures, and expectations are evolving across the sector.
This is an opportunity to better understand the strategic direction of the profession and how your organisation can stay ahead in a fast-changing landscape.
Relevant IEMA Competency:
13. Leadership for Change
This webinar focuses on leading sector-wide transformation and strategic positioning—critical elements in driving sustainable change and organisational resilience.
What People Will Learn – Key Learning Outcomes:
The purpose and strategic objectives behind the shift from IEMA to ISEP
Key sector trends from the State of the Profession report
How the profession’s identity and expectations are evolving
What Benefits Can You Gain from Joining
Strengthen your organisation’s understanding of the sustainability landscape and emerging professional standards
Inform workforce planning and capability development with data from the latest sector-wide analysis
Equip your teams with insights to support strategic planning, communication, and stakeholder engagement
Most Relevant ISEP Competency: 4 Policy, Regulation and Legislation
The UK Government’s Circular Economy Taskforce continues to work on the much-anticipated strategy and the associated sector specific roadmaps. The Taskforce announced that the strategy will be release for public consultation in the Autumn.
ISEP is keen to ensure we feed into this conversation with the views of our experts and members. Join us for an exclusive webinar where our Circular Economy Steering Group led by Stephanie Palmer CEnv MISEP and Agnes Chruszcz will unveil our latest policy recommendations designed to drive resource efficiency and unlock new economic opportunities across industries and provide more green skills and jobs across communities.
What to Expect
An overview of the current state of play: Get up to speed with the latest news and developments on the progress of the UK Government CE policy landscape and the expected outcomes of the work of the Taskforce.
Inside look at our work: Hear directly from members of the ISEP CE Steering Group as they present the draft circular economy policy proposals that have emerged from the last few months of research and comparative policy analysis.
Interactive consultation: Members will have an opportunity to ask questions, share perspectives and support policy options.
Real world inspiration: We want to spotlight the initiatives already underway within our membership. Bring your case studies, pilot projects, and best practices to ensure our recommendations are grounded in real-world experience and to inspire fellow professionals.
Let’s harness the collective expertise of our diverse membership community to create powerful and actionable circular economy policy recommendations. We look forward to your insights, your questions and your inspiring success stories!
Educate and Elevate: Exclusive Webinar for Corporate Partners
This session will explore how organisations across research and innovation are addressing environmental sustainability within their operations and practices, with a focus on the Concordat for the Environmental Sustainability of Research and Innovation Practice.
Embedding Environmental Sustainability in Research and Innovation Practice
Thursday, 3rd July | 13:00 – 14:00 BST | Microsoft Teams
Featured Speaker Jo Allatt, Head of Sustainability (Engagement and Policy), UKRI will be joined for a panel discussion by ISEP Corporate Partners.
Clare Casey, Head of Environmental Sustainability, Jisc
Mark Clough, Sustainability Manager, University of York
Colin Waller, Environment Manager, NHS Blood and Transplant
Melissa Willis, Academic Research Lead, Future Technologies, Sellafield Ltd
Ryan McNeill, R&D Sustainability Lead, Global Confectionary, Nestlé
The panel will share insights and reflections on opportunities, strategies, and challenges—alongside practical examples of embedding sustainability into research environments.
What You’ll Gain from Attending:
Understand the impact of research and innovation on the environment and why it matters to your organisation.
Access practical tools and frameworks—like the Concordat—to help you integrate sustainability into everyday research practice.
Learn from real-world examples across sectors, offering fresh insights and approaches you can adapt within your own organisation.
Connect with peers and thought leaders to build collaborative solutions and drive meaningful change in sustainable research and innovation.
Most Relevant ISEP Competency: 5. Management and Assessment Tools
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights, connect with peers, and explore how we can collectively advance sustainable research and innovation.
In an era where environmental crises and economic uncertainties are converging, the Politics and Economics of Sustainability webinar will explore how sustainability is no longer a peripheral concern—it is central to business strategy, policy-making, and national resilience. This session will unpack the critical interdependence between the environment, economy, and society, and present a compelling case for proactive sustainability leadership. We’ll examine how reducing environmental harm and investing in sustainable innovation can unlock opportunities in energy security, materials supply, manufacturing competitiveness, job creation, and climate adaptation.
This is not just about risk avoidance—it's about seizing the strategic advantages of sustainability in an evolving political and economic landscape.
This session will be delivered by Martin Baxter, IEMA Deputy CEO, bringing expert insight from the forefront of sustainability policy and practice.
IEMA Competency Alignment:
Most relevant competency: 11. Resilience, Risk and Continual Improvement
This webinar focuses on understanding systemic risks posed by unsustainable practices and highlights the proactive measures professionals can take to enhance resilience and deliver continuous improvement in both organisational and societal contexts.
Key Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:
Professional Benefits:
Attendees will gain:
This webinar will empower sustainability professionals to not only respond to environmental risks, but to lead in transforming them into competitive and resilient advantages.
Has Net Zero Gone Silent?
IEMA invites its corporate partners to an exclusive webinar delivered by said & done, a communications consultancy working with leading organisations to develop purpose-led strategies.
In collaboration with the Good Business Charter, said & done has conducted a research study exploring the current state of purpose among mid-to-large-sized UK businesses. Drawing on survey responses and in-depth, off-the-record conversations with over 300 senior leaders, the study examines whether businesses are stepping back from — or pushing forward with — their commitments to Net Zero, DE&I, and other key social and environmental issues
Key Questions Explored:
With full research findings set to be published in late-June, this webinar offers corporate partners early access to emerging insights, and a space to reflect on how these trends impact their own strategies.
Relevant IEMA Competency: 13. Leadership for Change
This session aligns most closely with Leadership for Change, focusing on how professionals can guide organisations through evolving sustainability narratives and reputation challenges while maintaining integrity and impact.
What People Will Learn – Key Learning Outcomes:
What Benefits They Will Gain – Professional Impact:
Webinar Session Summary:
In this engaging mid-year webinar, Sarah Mukherjee MBE, CEO of IEMA/ISEP will provide valuable updates and strategic insights as we move into the second half of the year. Sarah will outline key priorities, reaffirming the organisation’s ongoing commitment to sustainability leadership, professional development, and cross-sector collaboration.
The session will also feature an update on IEMA’s new brand, The Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals (ISEP), which will launch just a week prior to this webinar. Sarah will share the vision and thinking behind the refreshed identity, its importance for future direction, and how it reflects the growing impact and maturity of the sustainability profession.
Looking ahead, Sarah provided a forward-looking perspective on COP30, outlining anticipated policy developments, emerging global themes, and the opportunities available for ISEP members and corporate partners to engage meaningfully with the climate agenda.
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Relevant IEMA Competency:
13. Leadership for Change
This webinar most closely aligns with Leadership for Change, focusing on strategic foresight, organisational influence, and shaping sustainability outcomes at scale.
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What People Will Learn – Key Learning Outcomes:
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What Benefits They Will Gain – Professional Practice Value:
Session Description:
An interactive panel discussion that will look at the complexities, challenges and opportunities of operating across multiple regulatory landscapes – looking into some of the Europe wide legislation, aligned with considerations from national governments.
The session may include discussion on broad European legislation (European Climate Law & CSRD) along with EU climate goals, Circular Economy Action Plan, Biodiversity strategies, and how the myriad of legislation fits into the corporate sustainability landscape.
The session with be facilitated by Damien Plant, co-chair of the ISEP Europe network.
Relevant ISEP Competency:
C4 - Policy, Regulation & Legislation
This session most closely aligns with policy, regulation legislation, as we will discuss the complex and fast moving regulatory landscape across Europe and the UK.
Webinar Description:
As generative AI continues to gain momentum, its environmental footprint is becoming increasingly significant. Based on the latest research from the Capgemini Research Institute, this webinar will delve into the ecological impact of Gen AI and why sustainability must be a key consideration for organisations embracing this technology.
Despite growing adoption, only a small fraction of companies are taking steps to ensure their AI initiatives are environmentally responsible. Join us for an insightful session that outlines a practical roadmap for sustainable AI, balancing innovation with accountability.
Featured Speakers:
Christopher Scheefer, Vice President and North America Lead for Intelligent Industry at Capgemini
Christopher brings extensive expertise in AI, Edge Intelligence, and Industrial IoT, helping businesses reimagine their operations for the future.
Nancy Manchanda, Director at Capgemini Invent
With over 12 years of experience in digital and IT research, Nancy specializes in market strategy, innovation, and analytics-led insights that drive impactful decision-making.
Most Relevant ISEP Competency: 12. Delivering Sustainable Solutions
This webinar directly addresses how to develop and implement practical, sustainable strategies for a rapidly evolving technology—Generative AI. It focuses on applying sustainability principles in real-world business and tech contexts, making "Delivering Sustainable Solutions".
What You Will Learn:
The current sustainability challenges of generative AI
Key findings from Capgemini’s recent research
A step-by-step roadmap for implementing more sustainable AI strategies
Perspectives from senior leaders on aligning AI with environmental goals
Benefits Gained:
Awareness of the environmental impact of emerging technologies
Tools and strategies to make AI initiatives more sustainable
Enhanced ability to contribute to sustainability-focused innovation
Inspiration to lead responsible tech practices within your organization
This session, (delivered by Livvy Drake, behaviour change expert and sustainability consultant) who will address solutions to the key challenges that sustainability leads face. Based on research conducted with sustainability leads and behavioural science driven solutions, the session will focus on approaches to address the challenges of:
Attendees will come away with actionable steps and tried and tested approaches from other workplaces.
Most Relevant ISEP Competency: 13. Leadership for Change
Overview of Livvy Drake:
Livvy Drake works with businesses, events and green champions to achieve their sustainability goals. She uses the principles of behavioural science to empower campaigners, communicators and businesses to achieve greater behaviour change outside of the green echo chamber. She has practical sustainability and behaviour change experience spanning events, businesses and non-profit campaigning organisations.
Following on from the ‘Decarbonising Culture & Optimising Engagement’ Educate and Elevate in March, this is the second workshop delivered by Becky Valentine, focusing on how to identify those employee mindsets that might be blockers to achieving your sustainability and Net Zero goals. It will provide a clear understanding of the psychological barriers to climate action and share practical steps to provide immediate positive outcomes and bring them on the journey with you, including:
PAS 2080 is increasingly becoming the industry standard for carbon management in infrastructure, providing a framework to reduce emissions across the entire lifecycle of built environment projects. It applies to all key stakeholders—including clients, designers, contractors, and operators—driving collaboration to meet net-zero goals.
Whilst not 'new', adoption has been rapidly increasing.
National Highways have mandated their core supply chain be compliant before 2026 (within the next 7 months) and a number of other agencies, bodies are currently conducting gap analyses ahead of announcing similar (anticipated) compliance requirements for their supply chains.
This includes the Environment Agency, Network Rail and the National Grid, amongst others.
In this session, we’ll explore:
We will also be joined by Matthew Pygott (MISEP), Head of Net Zero at SpeedyHire who has just been through the PAS 2080 process and will also be providing thoughts.
Join us to gain actionable insights, understand your role in the carbon value chain, and learn how PAS 2080 can future-proof projects.
The world is buying more and more PCs every year. 255.5 million were shipped globally in 2024, almost 4% more than the previous year. The manufacture of these machines equates to 76.65 million kilos of CO2e at a conservative estimate… and they are usually retired in three years. But what if it didn’t have to be this way?
What if there was real time monitoring software that allowed businesses to extend assets’ lifetime to 6 years, by passing them along, repairing and upgrading? And what if they identify the best buys for the way they use computers? These are the ideas behind a Knowledge Transfer Project research project run by corporate member Techbuyer and the University of Hull. The team presents the learning so far on this open sourced project and how ISEP members can get involved in the next stages.
Meet the Panel:
Astrid Wynne, Head of Sustainability, AI & Automation, Techbuyer
Bilal Khan, KTP Associate, Techbuyer
Nour Rteil, Technical Lead, Techbuyer
Measuring social value in tenders is an increasingly essential practice, especially for organisations operating within or supplying to the public sector, including the NHS and broader healthcare system. For sustainability and environmental professionals, incorporating social value into procurement ensures that contracts deliver meaningful, measurable benefits beyond financial return—supporting goals such as local employment, community wellbeing, carbon reduction, and ethical supply chains.
For corporate partners of ISEP, particularly those working in or with the NHS or other public bodies, understanding how to align tenders with national and local social value priorities is key.
Join us on Thursday 29th May at 12:00 PM for an expert panel discussion on ‘Measuring Social Value in Tenders’
What to expect:
Explore case studies that illustrate best practices in delivering and measuring social value in public sector and healthcare tenders.
Insights on how to structure tenders to assess social value meaningfully, using measurable and relevant indicators.
Tips on how to ensure supplier proposals are both credible and deliverable in terms of social value commitments.
Guidance on post-award monitoring and reporting will help attendees track outcomes and maintain accountability.
Strengthen alignment with government procurement standards, enhance ESG performance, and drive more sustainable, equitable outcomes through supply chains.
Meet the panel:
Peter Leighton-Jones, Head of Sustainability, Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust
Heidi Barnard, Head of Sustainability, NHS Supply Chain
Amy Newton, Senior Sustainability Manager, Medtronic
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and network with industry experts.
Date: 29th May 2025
Time: 12:00 PM (Teams)
We look forward to welcoming you to this insightful session.
To successfully secure decarbonisation and public sector funding, estates and facilities management professionals often face the challenge of preparing costed business cases on short timelines. As many of us know, a well-prepared business case is key to success, yet the process requires investment, expertise, and strategic planning.
Join us on Wednesday 2nd April at 2:00 PM for an expert panel discussion on ‘Building a Compelling Business Case’
What to expect:
This session will provide:
Insights into the key challenges of preparing business cases for public sector funding
Real-world case studies of successful funding applications
Expert perspectives on overcoming obstacles through collaboration
An opportunity to engage with NHS England, NHS Trusts, and FM healthcare suppliers
Meet the panel:
Ian Stenton, Head of Estates Sustainability, NHS England
Simon Hayman, Regional Director, Healthcare, Equans
Istvan Sereg, Senior Energy and Environmental Manager, Nottingham Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and network with industry experts.
Date: 2nd April 2024
Time: 2:00 PM (Teams)
We look forward to welcoming you to this insightful session.
Description:
It’s a tough jobs market out there at the moment in the UK; how does this impact those seeking new roles or looking to expand or recruit for their sustainability team?
Join us for this careers-focused Educate and Elevate, facilitated by Rebecca Turner, Senior Careers & Education Manager at ISEP, where we dive into the landscape of sustainability and environment recruiting through trends, challenges and opportunities.
Speakers:
Rebecca will be joined by John Innes, Executive Director at Think Publishing, Rebecca Booth, UK&I Director - Property, Facilities Management, Sustainability and Design at Hays UK and Gary Shimmin, Resourcing Business Partner at Suez.
What to expect?
To contextualise the session, each panelist will present key insights from their organisation, clients or recent hiring activity, which will come together to offer an insightful look into the current hiring trends in sustainability and the environment.
The panel will touch on the following areas:
Webinar Overview: How to Build a Resilient Business in Uncertain Times
Date: Monday, April 28th
Time: 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM
Speaker: Victoria Page (Tause), Business & Sustainability Strategist
About the Webinar:
Running a business in 2025 comes with an increasing set of challenges—supply chain pressures, labour shortages, sustainability demands, rising costs, and evolving regulations. With so many factors at play, how can businesses stay strong, adaptable, and successful?
Join business and sustainability strategist Victoria Page, as she explores what it takes to build a resilient business—one that can withstand uncertainty, seize opportunities, and earn lasting trust from customers, employees, and stakeholders.
What to Expect:
This session is designed for professionals across industries who want to future-proof their businesses.
Join us for our first corporate partner policy update for 2025, chaired by Martin Baxter, ISEP Deputy CEO.
This session will be a overarching policy update including the Committee for Climate Change (CCC) recommendations on the 7th Carbon Budget, the Financial Reporting Council's (FRC) recommendations on sustainability assurance, along with updates on European reporting and due diligence regimes. We will also endeavor to include discussion with partners on the UK's simpler waste regulations (due to be launched on 1st April), partner awareness of potential new battery regulations in the UK, and some of the global considerations for 2025 ahead of the COP process in Brazil.
Most conversations around sustainability and Net Zero focus on decarbonising operations. But without full staff and wider stakeholders engagement it is much harder to deliver your policies and create truly successful outcomes.
This webinar will help you understand how to fully align your staff and suppliers, discussing:
Join us for an exclusive ISEP Corporate Partnerships Educate and Elevate webinar, featuring Agnes Chruszcz, Lead for Social Sustainability, and Rufus Howard, Lead for Sustainable Finance. In this session, they will share insights into their 2024 achievements and offer a glimpse into the key priorities and projects planned for 2025.
Attendees will learn about upcoming initiatives in social and financial sustainability, with an emphasis on how ISEP’s work is driving progress in these vital areas. This webinar presents a unique opportunity for Corporate Partners to understand how they can contribute to these efforts and engage in supporting the advancement of sustainable business practices in the year ahead.
This session will focus on the rapidly changing landscape of environmental law in the UK and internationally, and how corporate organisations need to adapt to remain compliant while advancing their sustainability agendas. Experts will discuss key legislative updates, the implications of new regulations, and strategies for integrating compliance into broader corporate sustainability efforts.
Join us for an exclusive ISEP Corporate Partnerships Educate and Elevate webinar featuring Lesley Wilson, Lead for Environmental Management, along with Ben or Asim from ISEP's Public Affairs team. In this session, Lesley will share key updates and upcoming projects in environmental management, exploring how these initiatives are driving positive change across industries.
Additionally, we will provide a 20-minute overview of ISEP’s public affairs work, focusing on how public policy and corporate engagement are shaping the future of environmental management and sustainability.
This webinar offers a valuable opportunity for Corporate Partners to learn about the latest developments in both environmental management and public affairs, and discover ways they can get involved in supporting these important efforts.
An introduction to the Skills for a Sustainable Skyline Taskforce and Skyline Hub.
Useful links ahead of the session:
The panel will consist of:
Chris Oldham, City of London Corporation
Julia Barrett, Willmott Dixon
Alan Darby, ISEP
Join us for an exclusive ISEP Corporate Partnerships Educate and Elevate webinar, where Chloe Fiddy, Climate Change and Energy Steering Group Lead, and Agnes Chruszcz, Circular Economy Steering Group Lead, will discuss their areas achievements in 2024 and their exciting plans for 2025.
Attendees will learn about upcoming projects in climate change, energy, and circular economy, with opportunities to discover how our Corporate Partners can support and engage with ISEP's impactful initiatives.
Join Sarah Mukherjee MBE and the ISEP Corporate Partnerships team this January for a forward-looking webinar on ISEP’s priorities for 2025. Sarah will discuss upcoming initiatives, including the ISEP Brand Purpose Project and the outcome of the recent EGM vote on renaming our organisation to The Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals. She’ll also reflect on the major events of the past year—Biodiversity COP16, Climate COP29, and the general election—and how their outcomes influence our strategies. Don’t miss this session for key insights into ISEP's evolving mission and goals for the year ahead.
Join us for an exclusive ISEP Corporate Partnerships Educate and Elevate webinar, featuring Rufus Howard, Lead for Impact Assessment, and Lesley Wilson, Lead for Biodiversity and Natural Capital. During this session, they will reflect on the progress made in 2024 and provide a preview of their key initiatives for 2025.
Attendees will hear about upcoming work in impact assessment, biodiversity, and natural capital, with a focus on how ISEP’s initiatives are shaping the future of these critical areas. This webinar offers a valuable opportunity to discover ways for Corporate Partners to get involved, contribute to these efforts, and help drive positive environmental outcomes.
Join us for an insightful ISEP Corporate Partnership Educate and Elevate panel discussion, exploring the critical role of sustainability leadership training in driving organisational change. This engaging session brings together industry experts and expert facilitators to share innovative strategies, best practices, and real-world examples of how training programs can empower leaders to embed sustainability at the core of business decision-making. Gain practical insights into fostering a culture of environmental stewardship, aligning corporate goals with sustainable practices, and inspiring teams to take meaningful action.
This session follows up on the fantastic work showcased by our panel members back in May 2024.
Hear the latest from our expert panel, facilitated by Dr. Shamir Ghumra FISEP CEnv, Executive Director of Responsible Business at NHS Property Services.
Why Attend?
This session will be run by Sara Hickman and Rhiannon Baxter, Directors and Principal Consultants from We Are Brave. As a leading training company based in the UK, We Are Brave helps organisations across the globe change their decision-making culture by empowering individuals to challenge the status quo and embrace critical debate. Their BRAVE methodology takes the fear out of disagreement, helping individuals and teams to speak up and be truly heard. You can learn more about their approach at wearebrave.co.uk.
We Are Brave has a proven track record of success, including their work with ISEP. Sara and Rhiannon have previously delivered in-house training for ISEP staff, focusing on key areas such as Resilience, Being Assertive, and Managing Relationships. These sessions were designed to strengthen communication and foster a supportive, empowered environment—essential skills that are equally important in navigating complex sustainability challenges.
As sustainability professionals, you often find yourselves navigating complex landscapes where difficult conversations are unavoidable. Whether it's discussing budget allocations for sustainable initiatives, addressing resistance to change, or negotiating with stakeholders, the ability to effectively manage these conversations is crucial to your success.
The following have been identified as critical skills:
SESSION OUTLINE (60 mins) ‘Take the fear out of disagreement’
Our aim is to ensure the attendees leave feeling:
Join us for our second corporate partner policy update for 2024, chaired by Martin Baxter, ISEP Deputy CEO.
This session will be a overarching policy update including early indications of the new UK government's direction and updates Martin has seen from a UK policy perspective. We will also review CSRD and CSDDD from a European perspective, along with Martin thoughts on other European policy (i.e. EU Climate Law and their Green Washing Regulations). Finally Martin will provide his thoughts ahead of this years COP's.
Our second webinar focuses on the cutting-edge technologies and progressive policies that are shaping the future of transport decarbonisation. Topics may include electric and hydrogen vehicles, smart transportation systems, renewable energy integration, and forward-thinking regulatory frameworks that support sustainable transportation.
Join Sarah Mukherjee MBE and the ISEP corporate partnerships team, as we gear up for the second half of the year. Sarah will offer insights into the upcoming plans for COP29 and the approaching general election, alongside an outlook on key priorities for ISEP.
Join us for an insightful webinar designed exclusively for ISEP corporate partners, where we will explore the extensive resources and practical tools available through Croner-i Navigate-Environment (lite and full options). This session will equip your organization with the knowledge and strategies needed to excel in environmental management and sustainability.
This webinar will not only introduce ISEP corporate partners to the powerful features of Croner-i Navigate-Environment but also provide actionable insights and tools to support their sustainability journey.
This webinar kicks off our series with a dive into the global challenges faced in the journey towards decarbonising transport systems. We'll examine issues such as infrastructural constraints, policy and regulatory challenges, economic factors, and technological limitations, offering insights and potential solutions from experts around the world.
Exploring ISEP's Social Sustainability Policy and Practice Group Work Program
Hear from Chloe Fiddy, ISEP's Policy and Engagement Lead about the newly established Social Sustainability Policy and Practice Group and their work program for the 2nd half of 2024.
In an era where corporate reporting is evolving beyond mere carbon emissions, social sustainability has emerged as a pivotal component. This shift reflects a broader understanding of an organisation's impact on society and the environment. As businesses strive to showcase their dedication to responsible practices, platforms like ISEP play a crucial role in fostering professional growth and innovation.
At the heart of ISEP's efforts lies the Social Sustainability Network, driven by a diverse Steering Group comprising professionals from various sectors. Together, they will deliver a work program aimed at sharing cutting-edge insights, best practices, and resources through a range of mediums, including webinars, workshops, and guidance papers.
Led by Dr. Shamir Ghumra, Executive Director of Responsible Business at NHS Property Services, and featuring panel members Heidi Barnard and Ian Stenton from NHS Supply Chain and NHS England, this session will delve into the critical role of sustainability teams in healthcare.
During this session, you will hear about invaluable resources and tools developed in collaboration with NHS Estates and NHS Supply Chain. Gain insights into career opportunities within sustainability and support for upskilling your staff and align with the NHS' ambitious goal of becoming the world's first net zero health system by 2040.
As outlined in the 2021 Dasgupta Review; ‘Our economies, livelihoods and well-being all depend on our most precious asset: Nature’. Yet the UK is in the bottom 10% countries in the world for nature loss. We need to move beyond the approach of conserving small pockets of wildlife-rich sites towards nature restoration, enabling ‘bigger, better, more, and more joined up’ spaces for nature. This is why the government committed to creating a Nature Recovery Network; an ecological network of wildlife-rich sites across the country – across our towns, cities, countryside and coast – that will help us address the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, whilst supporting health, wellbeing and livelihoods.
Natural England, the government’s advisor on nature, is facilitating partnerships to deliver against the Nature Recovery Network ambition. We recognise that delivery needs a whole society approach - with contributions from both the public and private sector. We also know that nature is rising up the agenda for many businesses alongside climate, and we want to work with businesses to understand how we can help to make the opportunities to engage with nature restoration more visible, and how we can best learn to speak the same language and unlock the opportunities that meet both the needs of nature and of businesses. This session we will be talking about some of the opportunities that we care exploring and would welcome both your feedback and gauge interest in engaging more closely with our work as we progress these ideas. One of these initiatives is a recently launched platform called Projects for Nature, which is trailing an approach to match businesses with nature recovery projects. If this is something your organisation might be interested in, please do register your interest here: Participate – Nature conservation | Projects for Nature
The Diverse Sustainability Initiative (DSI)* shared an inclusion survey with both their People of Colour (PoC) Network and LGBTQIA+ Network. We wanted to share some of the barriers the networks shared and how we as organisations can become more inclusive. The CEOs of our partner organisations also recently received a talk by the CEO from TouchStone Support, an organisation that is in the top three most inclusive places to work, I’ll be sharing some of the tips that were shared with our CEOs.
*The DSI is an initiative that ISEP created in March 2021 to diversify the environment and sustainability profession due the statistics highlighting the lack of racial diversity and inclusion. We have 40 partners who have made a public commitment on the website to highlight what they will do to improve the lack of diversity. We support partners by educating them with external consultants, connecting them with other partners and sharing best and bad practice to encourage peer to peer learning. As a DSI partner you can expect lots of events (face-to-face and virtual) networking opportunities and free resources. It’s free to join as a DSI partner, if you’re interested, please email info@diversesustainability.net.
Following the purpose project we ran in 2023, join us for an interactive workshop to help shape the future look of ISEP as a professional institute.
We are looking at how we can strengthen our brand and the way we talk about what we do to all our audiences. A vital perspective is that of our corporate partners. Initially we'll be concentrating on the core ISEP brand and would deeply appreciate your perspectives on what we do. A vital part of the project will be our Corporate Partnership brand and ensuring that our brand supports this. We will use our session to feed into the core ISEP brand, the first stage, and also to open up the conversation on how it adds value to partnerships, which we will look at in more detail in the second stage of the project.
The climate crisis impacts the communities and people who are often least able to influence and enact meaningful change. As our organisations plan and build strategies to decarbonise their operations and value chains, we also need to ensure our strategic approaches account for the most vulnerable communities in society.
Join ISEP corporate partners for a panel discussion on climate vulnerability and resilience.
Join ISEP’s Director of Policy & Public Affairs, Ben Goodwin for the first corporate partner policy update of the year. During this 60-minute session Ben will guide us through some of the key ISEP policy, practice and public affairs outputs from the first quarter of 2024, along with looking at activity for the year ahead.
Join us for the 4th and final ISEP individual membership session for ISEP Corporate partners, learning about what it means to be an ISEP Fellow. We will look not only at the application process for this level of membership but also be joined by ISEP fellows who will talk about how they have used their fellow membership to make impact outside of their organisation.
For the first session of 2024 we will be joined by ISEP CEO, Sarah Mukherjee MBE, who will provide a retrospective view on the discussions, commitments and ISEP engagement at COP28 in the UAE, along with a outlook for the key ISEP priorities for the year ahead.
